Nature and Civilization in Ted Hughes Animal Poems
Animal world is always a fascination to Ted Hughes. But his animal poems are often accused of being harsh and violent, painting a picture of Nature red in tooth and claw, a loveless, careless, ravenous Nature. This is true but it should not be neglected that another aspect of his nature is powerful, noble and beautiful. As demonstrated in his two animal poems Hawk Roosting and Pike, Ted Hughes has an ambivalent attitude towards nature which is admiring nature with horror. Hughes warns that human beings should respect nature and obey its law humbly and argues that if human civilization clashes with nature disaster will result in.
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Qun Fang
School of Foreign Language, Guang Zhou Maritime University, Guang Zhou, China
国际会议
2017东北亚语言学文学和教学国际论坛(2017 NALLTS)
山西吕梁
英文
282-286
2017-06-23（万方平台首次上网日期，不代表论文的发表时间）